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By Damien Newton

8:33 AM PST on February 1, 2011

##http://www.uglyangel.net/2011/01/wally-park-meet-holly-park.html##Ugly Angel proposes an off-site lot and free shuttle to keep the Hollywood nightlife from parking on residential streets.##

Metro Service Enhancement Hearings Begin Tonight in the Taj. Get the Details Here.
Gov. Pushes Budget in State of the State (LAT)
Another East Coast Writer Does the "Car Free in L.A." Trip (WaPo)
Bikeside: Is Your Street a Livable Street?
Study: Red Light Cameras Reduce Fatal Crashes (LA_Now)
Bike Advisory Committee Talks New Projects, Full Committee Meets Tonight (LADOT Bike Blog)
What to Do About a Killer Crosswalk? Call the CRA, LADOT, and your Councilman (NoHo Arts District)
Nick Kristof Seems to Think America’s Traffic Death Epidemic Has Been Cured (NYT via Sblog NY)

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